Truthout
News
Could a Berniecrat Running on Marijuana Reform Become the First Black Woman Governor?
She hopes to win by educating voters on the issues.
Red Cloud’s Revolution: Oglalla Sioux Freeing Themselves From Fossil Fuel
The Oglalla Sioux are going off the grid.
Federal Court Rejects Trump Administration’s Attempt to Suspend Methane Rule
The setback for the deregulation agenda follows similar decisions.
Election Security Is a High Priority — Until It Comes to Paying for New Voting Machines
Budgets for new voting equipment remain inadequate.
More Than a Year in, Jeff Sessions Continues to Wage an Unjust War on Drugs and Poverty
Sessions remains adamant about turning back the clock.
Two More Senators Ditch Corporate PACs
Sens. Kirsten Gillibrand and Cory Booker are joining 10 other congress members.
|
As Enforcement Falls at Pruitt’s EPA, Fines for Shell Oil Feel Like a Slap on the Wrist
Shell was fined just $350,000 for multiple violations.
|
Blue Cross Pressures Employees to Donate to Opponent of Single-Payer Candidates
Democrats no longer hide their industry connections.
Exxon’s Conspiracy Charges Aim to Derail Climate Lawsuits
Faced with these mounting challenges to its conduct, ExxonMobil is relentlessly trying to change the subject.
Trump Administration Proposes Rule to Loosen Curbs on Short-Term Health Plans
The proposed regulations could further undermine the Affordable Care Act marketplace.